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Focus on growth, not religion; need to take everyone along: Andhra Pradesh CM N Chandrababu Naidu Andhra Pradesh chief minister and NDA partner N Chandrababu Naidu has cautioned against religious intolerance, echoing calls by PM Narendra Modi to focus on development and not divisive issues...

For a group of women forest guards working in India's Gir sanctuary, the only home to Asiatic lions, protecting and rescuing big cats is all in a day's work. The BBC's Geeta Pandey travels to Gir forest to meet some of them. Rasila Vadher Rasila Vadher was among the first batch of women...

The Kalavapalli river in the Anantapur district of India flows for the fist time in 20 years of severe drought. In an amazing scene, water started to finally into the once barren river. This video captures the excitement of the locals as they celebrate while the water flows. Check it out.

HYDERABAD: Companies including Airbus, Essel Infra and Srei Infra have evinced interest in setting up large defence and aerospace parks in Andhra Pradesh that could lead to investments of thousands of crores of rupees in the state over the next few years. Though Airbus is yet to make a formal...

Andhra Pradesh State government has taken up the integration of two major rivers Godavari and Krishna and is finishing the project in a record time. Integration of Rivers is a major dream of the Country since its days of independence. Agricultural Scientists, Irrigation Engineers and our...

Happy Makara Sankranti to all

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Jarvis Corp is a startup from India founded by Chiragh Dewan from Delhi and Himanshu Vaishnav from Jaipur and they are developing Tony Stark's famous J.A.R.V.I.S. operating system used in Iron Man comics and movies. The duo are calling their product Jarvis, an AI-based life automation system...

A K Antony on Wednesday assured the Rajya Sabha that the first French Scorpene submarines will roll out of Mazagon Docks in June 2015. The minister said all the six submarines under Project-75 were being constructed concurrently at MDL. The sixth submarine is scheduled for delivery in...

NEW DELHI: The government is finally set to clear the long delayed Rs 2,900 crore deal for acquisition of 75 Swiss Pilatus basic trainer aircraft (BTA) to initiate rookie pilots into the inherently-dangerous art of combat flying. IAF has been forced to use virtually obsolete planes for years...

After years of speculation, internet search giant Google has announced the launch of Google Drive. The cloud storage service will be rolled out globally in the next few weeks. The launch is special for India, as Google’s engineering teams in Bangalore and Hyderabad conceptualised and built...

BALASORE: Indigenously developed micro-light and pilot-less target aircraft 'Lakshya-1' was successfully test flown from the Integrated Test Range at Chandipur near here today. 'Lakshya-1', fitted with an advanced digitally controlled engine was successfully test flown at about 11.40 AM to...

BALASORE (Odisha): Two days after a successful trial, the advanced version of pilotless target aircraft (PTA) Lakshya-II was again successfully flight- tested at the Integrated Test Range (ITR) near here today. The 11th flight demonstration was held from a mobile vehicle at launch complex-3...

By Najam Sethi, Mail Today, 16/09/2011 The recent floods in Sindh ravaged the lands and lives of five million people, 250 lost their lives and standing crops over four million acres was destroyed. In these tough times, Pakistan seems rudderless and hapless The recent floods in Sindh have...

"Curiosity, is to assess whether Mars was ever a habitable planet, that is, capable of supporting microbial life" - Ashwin Vasavada Indian-American Ashvin Vasavada is the deputy project scientist for Nasa’s Mars Science Laboratory which...

IIT-Kanpur's indigenously built nano satellite 'Jugnu' is likely to be launched by the end of September from Sriharikota, an official of the institute said on Monday. ISRO scientists have given the green signal to the engineering model, while the flight model is being assembled in Bangalore...

In a recent statement to parliament, the Home Affairs Ministry stated that threats to major coastal cities from pan-Islamist terrorist outfits continue to exit, but added that the government is prepared to respond to such threats. Still, doubts about the robustness of India’s coastal security...